Prospective Careers for Graduates
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Communication
Introduction
The Bachelor program in Communication at BINUS UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL offers three streams:
Journalism, Public Relations, and Entertainment Communications. The program provides an extensive
knowledge of digital and non-digital communication skills, practices, and technologies as an integral part of
creating an efficient message to the target audience in an expanding new media, as well as social, cultural, and
ethical knowledge to create responsible communication methods. The program works closely with some of the
most prominent companies in their fields, partnering with local and international organizations, to offer students
maximal exposure to a real work environment. Students will receive extensive opportunities to develop their
presentation and consultancy skills and gradually become increasingly exposed to partner organizations.
The program is completed over the course of four years, during which basic communication skills courses are
offered in the first year. During the first year, all students will have a multitude of opportunities to meet industry
specialists from Public Relations, Journalism, or the Entertainment background, as well as visit a variety of
businesses and creative work spaces, in order to orient themselves in their industry and their prospective job
choices, Students’ works will be showcased across a variety of social media, with the aim to gain prominence
and a community following in their field of interest. In the following three years, students will build on their prior
knowledge to develop creative, critical, and contextual thinking, as well as social, cultural, and media business
knowledge.
Vision
BINUS UNIVERSITAS INTERNATIONAL’s Communication Program strives to create the most prominent
students in their field in Asia, producing innovative and creative leaders in this fast growing industry worldwide.
Mission
The Communication Program endeavors to educate creative, innovative, and passionate students from diverse
backgrounds, by providing international quality education and industry connections early on during their studies,
in order to generate highly skilled communication specialists for a variety of competitive positions in the industry.
Program Objectives
The objectives of this program are:
1.
To provide students with social and cultural knowledge, critical thinking, and technical skills to produce
effective messages to the audience.
2.
To prepare students to keep updated with and utilize Information and Communication Technologies (ITC)
and other alternative new media technologies.
3.
To prepare students to have effective communication skills in both written and verbal forms in the media
industry on a variety of different platforms, such as interpersonally, through social media or traditional media
(such as radio and television).
4.
To complement students with leadership, entrepreneurship, and management skills, as well as the ethics
required to be a socially aware and responsible professionals in the global media industry.
5.
To prepare students with knowledge and skills to be innovative, creative, and passionate for continuous
improvements in the media industry.
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Student Outcomes
Upon completion of the 4-year program, students should be able to:
1.
Explain, analyze, and integrate different communication forms and elements in the media production
process.
2.
Apply and organize media production as a journalist, public relations officer, and entertainment organizer or
agent.
3.
Classify and analyze professional communication methods and apply performance strategies based on
4.
Explain and analyze the social, cultural, and behavioral theories related to communication.
5.
Use current tools, techniques, and technology necessary for media and communication related activities.
6.
Communicate effectively in conducting all aspects of communication and media related activities in written
theories in communication.
and verbal forms.
7.
Demonstrate entrepreneurship and management knowledge in the media and communication industry.
8.
Perform effective leadership and teamwork skills as a journalist, public relations officer, and entertainment
organizer or agent.
9.
Apply principles of ethics in media production.
10. Apply creative thinking in journalism, public relations, and entertainment for continuous improvements in the
media industry.
11. Solve problems and formulate solutions related to journalism, public relations, and the entertainment
industry.
Prospective Careers for Graduates
A wide range of career opportunities in the media industry are introduced, in which students will be prepared
throughout their four years of study. Many graduates have received jobs in prominent publishing agencies, often
securing their positions already during their internship periods, or being employed within the first three months
after graduation. Even in the first year of study, students will have weekly guest speakers, many of whom are
prominent in the Public Relations, Journalism, or Entertainment industries. The integrated curriculum is designed
and developed to support students in building on their knowledge in communication theories as well as the
practice of communication while keeping engaged in the expanding media and communication industry.
Most of all, the first year of study is designed for students to be exposed to such a large number of guests and a
variety of locations, so consequently students can form opinions about what their future careers might be, early
on. Assignments are generally designed to mimic real life work projects and prepare students to network, pitch,
and consult confidently in their chosen disciplines.
The Communication Program provides an internship program for each student wherein the student may conduct
real projects as practical studies within industrial contexts. The program develops the students’ ability to be
involved in professional practices, and possess ethical and organizational responsibilities. Furthermore, the
industrial internship program provides students with real experiences in the workplace and teaches them to cope
with the work environment. In addition, a series of study/field trips to visit professionals and industries will be
conducted to give good grounds for having a broad overview of the industry. These experiences support
individual career aspirations and may provide social and professional networks.
The graduates of the Communication Program are expected to be ready to work in the media, or gain positions in
corporate or entrepreneurial public relations and entertainment industries. The graduates will be able to work for
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television, radio, Internet news agencies, public relations, and advertising agencies. BINUS UNIVERSITY
INTERNATIONAL also provides career support for students by disseminating information on the latest job
vacancies, internships, and workshops. This support service can be accessed from www.binuscareer.com.
Awards/Degree
Sarjana Ilmu Komunikasi (S.I. Kom – Bachelor of Communication)
Bachelor Degree from a partner university
Major and Stream
Study Program
Degree
Partner
Single
Title
Double
Title
Journalism
√
S.I.Kom
√
S.I.Kom. & BA. (HONS)
Northumbria
Public Relations
√
S.I.Kom
√
S.I.Kom. & BA. (HONS)
Northumbria
Entertainment Communications
√
S.I.Kom.
√
S.I.Kom. & BA. (HONS)
Northumbria
Title: S.IKom (Sarjana Ilmu Komunikasi)
B.A (Hons) (Bachelor of Arts (Honors))
The three programs provide an extensive knowledge of communication theories, practices, and technologies in
the growing media industries. We focus on student-centered learning to explore students’ individual potentials.
The students will be taught by leading names in media and communications. They will also have the opportunity
to collaborate with industry professionals in journalism, public relations, and entertainment fields. Students will
develop skills that they can use in the media industries or elsewhere. Our recent graduates are now working as
journalists in television, in print and online media, as PR and advertising practitioners, as communication
consultants, as photographers, as social media strategists, and as entrepreneurs.
Journalism
The program provides theories and practices in all aspects of journalism: writing, interviewing, reporting, editing,
broadcasting, basic photography, and videography. The students who take this program will receive a Bachelor’s
Degree upon completing their studies in the Journalism stream.
Public Relations
The program provides theories and practices in all aspects of public relations; writing for public relations, creating
campaigns and projects, and conveying messages to the public. Students who take this program will receive a
Bachelor’s Degree upon completing their study in the Public Relations stream.
Entertainment Communications
The program provides theories and practices in all aspects of entertainment communications: planning and
creating events, writing for the entertainment industry, and doing event promotions. The students who take this
program will receive a Bachelor’s Degree upon completing their study in the Entertainment Communications
stream.
Teaching, Learning, and Assessment Strategies
The teaching and learning processes are conducted through creative lectures, which encompass creating real life
projects (such as working on consultancy problems for real companies), practical demonstrations and workshops
by industry experts, as well as field trips and public presentations. Assignments are in many cases produced by
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using write-ups, as well as audio tapes and self-produced videos, which will be posted to a variety of social media
platforms. The program relies heavily on teamwork between students and often other programs, requiring
students to mimic real life work environments. Some of the assignments may be evaluated partially through peer
assessments.
It is the responsibility of the lecturer of a particular course to facilitate all students’ learning in the course, which
can be assisted by a tutor, if necessary. By having qualified lecturers and guest lecturers from the industries, the
students will be able to gain knowledge from both sides, i.e. theoretical and practical frameworks, through an indepth analysis of communication studies, studio works, and individual/group work projects.
Learning will be an exciting experience for students as they are provided with excellent facilities, such as a state
of the art auditorium, screening room, and editing lab facilities. Students may also be able to collaborate with
Binus TV, based in the Anggrek Campus, where they can receive extra training on editing and broadcasting, as
well as create English speaking programs. With a good quality library, the students will be able to access books
and films for references and research activities.
Much of the course-work is assessed through a variety of assessment tasks such as reports, presentations,
assignments, examinations, individual and group projects, and the final thesis. The feedback of a given
assessment is given in the class/tutorial, embedded in the scoring rubric/assessment criteria sheet, and/or
separate feedback forms. The complexity of the course content in designing problem-solving methods is
introduced at different levels of the students’ studies. A written thesis report must be submitted in year 4
(semester 8).
Study Completion Requirements
Major in Graphic Design and New Media
To complete a major in Communication at BINUS UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL, students must complete a
minimum of 146 SCUs (academic credits).
Sem
1
2
Code
Course Name
SCU
ENGL6218
Academic English I
2
ENTR6091
Project Hatchery
2
COMM6377
Introduction to Communication
4
COMM6378
Photography & Basic Videography
2
COMM6379
Public Speaking and Performing
8
COMM6164
Creative Writing
2
STAT8067
Business Statistics I
2
COMM6394
Introduction to Sociology & Anthropology
2
COMM6012
Theory of Communication
4
COMM6014
Theory of Mass Communication
4
COMM6009
Introduction to Political Science
2
COMM6099
Intercultural Communication
4
SOCS6012
Social Change and Globalization
2
Total
20
20
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Sem
3
Code
Course Name
CHAR6013
Character Building: Pancasila
2
ENTR6094
Design Driven Entrepreneurship
3
PSYC6151
Introduction to Psychology
2
COMM6245
6
ENTR6095
Introduction to PR & Creative Advertising
Introduction to Journalism & Interview
Techniques
Media Business and Entrepreneurship
CHAR6014
Character Building: Kewarganegaraan
2
ENGL6172
Academic English II
3
COMM8101
Philosophy of Communication
2
COMM6019
Public Opinion
2
COMM6129
Organizational Communication
4
COMM6098
Human Relations in Communication Context
4
COMM6396
Marketing Communication
2
COMM6246
4
SCU
23
6
4
RSCH6067
Quantitative & Qualitative Research Methods in
Communication Context
Mass Communication Research Methods
CHAR6015
Character Building: Agama
2
LANG6030
Indonesian
4
RSCH6008
Total
23
4
2
Streaming: Journalism
5
COMM6247
Broadcast Journalism and Reporting
6
COMM6248
New Media & Newsroom Management
6
COMM6249
Investigative Journalism
2
Streaming: Public Relations
COMM6250
Creative Agency Industry
2
COMM6251
Crisis Communication and Media Relations
6
COMM6252
Public Relations Publication
6
22
Streaming: Entertainment Communication
COMM6253
Entertainment Networking & Negotiation
8
COMM6254
Design & Promotion
6
6
Enrichment Program II
16
16
7
Enrichment Program II
16
16
8
COMM6188
6
6
Thesis
TOTAL CREDITS 146 SCU
th
th
Enrichment Program I (6 Semester) & Enrichment Program II (7 Semester):
-) Students will take one of the enrichment program tracks (off campus).
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Enrichment Track Scheme
Track
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Note:
I:
RS:
ENTR:
CD:
SA:
Other:
I
RS
Semester 6
ENTR CD SA
Other
v
v
v
I
RS
Semester 7
ENTR CD SA
Other
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
Internship
Research
Entrepreneurship
Community Development
Study Abroad
Program’s specific needs
Note:
Students can choose one of the existing tracks.
Enrichment Internship Track
Code
Course Name
SCU
COMM6256
Media Industry
8
COMM6257
Communication and New Technology
4
COMM6258
Event and Networking Management
4
Total
16
Enrichment Research Track
Code
Course Name
SCU
RSCH6063
Research Exposure
8
RSCH6253
Communication Research in Media
4
RSCH6254
Scientific Writing in Communication
4
Total
16
Enrichment Entrepreneurship Track
Code
Course Name
SCU
Total
Enrichment Program I
ENTR6092
Business Model Innovation
8
ENTR6096
Creative Business Planning
4
ENTR6097
Managing Teams and Cultures
Enrichment Program II
4
ENTR6093
ENTR6098
Sustainable Startup Creation
Business Networking
8
4
ENTR6099
Business Story Telling
4
16
16
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Enrichment Community Development Track
Code
Course Name
CMDV6020
Community Development
SCU
8
COMM6260
Cultural Studies
4
COMM6242
Digital Publication
4
Total
16
Enrichment Study Abroad Track*
Code
Course Name
SCU
Total
Enrichment Program
GLOB6085
Elective Course for Study Abroad 1
4
GLOB6086
Elective Course for Study Abroad 2
4
GLOB6087
Elective Course for Study Abroad 3
4
16
GLOB6088
Elective Course for Study Abroad 4
4
*) Elective courses for study abroad will be transferred to BINUS UNIVERSITAS INTERNATIONAL’s SCUs
based on the transferred credit policies.
The Table of Prerequisite Courses for Communication
Subject
COMM6099
RSCH6067
COMM6247
COMM6248
Intercultural Communication
Mass
Communication
Research Methods
Broadcast Journalism and
Reporting
New Media and Newsroom
Management
SCU
Smt
4
2
Prerequisite
COMM6377
2
5
RSCH6008
6
5
COMM6246
6
5
COMM6246
LANG6030
Indonesian
4
5
COMM6246
COMM6249
Investigative Journalism
2
5
COMM6246
COMM6251
Crisis Communication and
Media Relations
6
5
COMM6245
COMM6252
Public Relations Publication
6
5
COMM6245
Introduction to Communication
Quantitative and Qualitative
Research
Methods
in
Communication Context
Introduction to Journalism &
Interview Techniques
Introduction to Journalism &
Interview Techniques
Introduction to Journalism &
Interview Techniques
Introduction to Journalism &
Interview Techniques
Introduction to PR & Creative
Advertising
Introduction to PR & Creative
Advertising
SCU
Smt
4
1
4
4
6
3
6
3
6
3
6
3
6
3
6
3
BINUS UNIVERSITY
Communication
Introduction
The Bachelor program in Communication at BINUS UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL offers three streams:
Journalism, Public Relations, and Entertainment Communications. The program provides an extensive
knowledge of digital and non-digital communication skills, practices, and technologies as an integral part of
creating an efficient message to the target audience in an expanding new media, as well as social, cultural, and
ethical knowledge to create responsible communication methods. The program works closely with some of the
most prominent companies in their fields, partnering with local and international organizations, to offer students
maximal exposure to a real work environment. Students will receive extensive opportunities to develop their
presentation and consultancy skills and gradually become increasingly exposed to partner organizations.
The program is completed over the course of four years, during which basic communication skills courses are
offered in the first year. During the first year, all students will have a multitude of opportunities to meet industry
specialists from Public Relations, Journalism, or the Entertainment background, as well as visit a variety of
businesses and creative work spaces, in order to orient themselves in their industry and their prospective job
choices, Students’ works will be showcased across a variety of social media, with the aim to gain prominence
and a community following in their field of interest. In the following three years, students will build on their prior
knowledge to develop creative, critical, and contextual thinking, as well as social, cultural, and media business
knowledge.
Vision
BINUS UNIVERSITAS INTERNATIONAL’s Communication Program strives to create the most prominent
students in their field in Asia, producing innovative and creative leaders in this fast growing industry worldwide.
Mission
The Communication Program endeavors to educate creative, innovative, and passionate students from diverse
backgrounds, by providing international quality education and industry connections early on during their studies,
in order to generate highly skilled communication specialists for a variety of competitive positions in the industry.
Program Objectives
The objectives of this program are:
1.
To provide students with social and cultural knowledge, critical thinking, and technical skills to produce
effective messages to the audience.
2.
To prepare students to keep updated with and utilize Information and Communication Technologies (ITC)
and other alternative new media technologies.
3.
To prepare students to have effective communication skills in both written and verbal forms in the media
industry on a variety of different platforms, such as interpersonally, through social media or traditional media
(such as radio and television).
4.
To complement students with leadership, entrepreneurship, and management skills, as well as the ethics
required to be a socially aware and responsible professionals in the global media industry.
5.
To prepare students with knowledge and skills to be innovative, creative, and passionate for continuous
improvements in the media industry.
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Student Outcomes
Upon completion of the 4-year program, students should be able to:
1.
Explain, analyze, and integrate different communication forms and elements in the media production
process.
2.
Apply and organize media production as a journalist, public relations officer, and entertainment organizer or
agent.
3.
Classify and analyze professional communication methods and apply performance strategies based on
4.
Explain and analyze the social, cultural, and behavioral theories related to communication.
5.
Use current tools, techniques, and technology necessary for media and communication related activities.
6.
Communicate effectively in conducting all aspects of communication and media related activities in written
theories in communication.
and verbal forms.
7.
Demonstrate entrepreneurship and management knowledge in the media and communication industry.
8.
Perform effective leadership and teamwork skills as a journalist, public relations officer, and entertainment
organizer or agent.
9.
Apply principles of ethics in media production.
10. Apply creative thinking in journalism, public relations, and entertainment for continuous improvements in the
media industry.
11. Solve problems and formulate solutions related to journalism, public relations, and the entertainment
industry.
Prospective Careers for Graduates
A wide range of career opportunities in the media industry are introduced, in which students will be prepared
throughout their four years of study. Many graduates have received jobs in prominent publishing agencies, often
securing their positions already during their internship periods, or being employed within the first three months
after graduation. Even in the first year of study, students will have weekly guest speakers, many of whom are
prominent in the Public Relations, Journalism, or Entertainment industries. The integrated curriculum is designed
and developed to support students in building on their knowledge in communication theories as well as the
practice of communication while keeping engaged in the expanding media and communication industry.
Most of all, the first year of study is designed for students to be exposed to such a large number of guests and a
variety of locations, so consequently students can form opinions about what their future careers might be, early
on. Assignments are generally designed to mimic real life work projects and prepare students to network, pitch,
and consult confidently in their chosen disciplines.
The Communication Program provides an internship program for each student wherein the student may conduct
real projects as practical studies within industrial contexts. The program develops the students’ ability to be
involved in professional practices, and possess ethical and organizational responsibilities. Furthermore, the
industrial internship program provides students with real experiences in the workplace and teaches them to cope
with the work environment. In addition, a series of study/field trips to visit professionals and industries will be
conducted to give good grounds for having a broad overview of the industry. These experiences support
individual career aspirations and may provide social and professional networks.
The graduates of the Communication Program are expected to be ready to work in the media, or gain positions in
corporate or entrepreneurial public relations and entertainment industries. The graduates will be able to work for
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television, radio, Internet news agencies, public relations, and advertising agencies. BINUS UNIVERSITY
INTERNATIONAL also provides career support for students by disseminating information on the latest job
vacancies, internships, and workshops. This support service can be accessed from www.binuscareer.com.
Awards/Degree
Sarjana Ilmu Komunikasi (S.I. Kom – Bachelor of Communication)
Bachelor Degree from a partner university
Major and Stream
Study Program
Degree
Partner
Single
Title
Double
Title
Journalism
√
S.I.Kom
√
S.I.Kom. & BA. (HONS)
Northumbria
Public Relations
√
S.I.Kom
√
S.I.Kom. & BA. (HONS)
Northumbria
Entertainment Communications
√
S.I.Kom.
√
S.I.Kom. & BA. (HONS)
Northumbria
Title: S.IKom (Sarjana Ilmu Komunikasi)
B.A (Hons) (Bachelor of Arts (Honors))
The three programs provide an extensive knowledge of communication theories, practices, and technologies in
the growing media industries. We focus on student-centered learning to explore students’ individual potentials.
The students will be taught by leading names in media and communications. They will also have the opportunity
to collaborate with industry professionals in journalism, public relations, and entertainment fields. Students will
develop skills that they can use in the media industries or elsewhere. Our recent graduates are now working as
journalists in television, in print and online media, as PR and advertising practitioners, as communication
consultants, as photographers, as social media strategists, and as entrepreneurs.
Journalism
The program provides theories and practices in all aspects of journalism: writing, interviewing, reporting, editing,
broadcasting, basic photography, and videography. The students who take this program will receive a Bachelor’s
Degree upon completing their studies in the Journalism stream.
Public Relations
The program provides theories and practices in all aspects of public relations; writing for public relations, creating
campaigns and projects, and conveying messages to the public. Students who take this program will receive a
Bachelor’s Degree upon completing their study in the Public Relations stream.
Entertainment Communications
The program provides theories and practices in all aspects of entertainment communications: planning and
creating events, writing for the entertainment industry, and doing event promotions. The students who take this
program will receive a Bachelor’s Degree upon completing their study in the Entertainment Communications
stream.
Teaching, Learning, and Assessment Strategies
The teaching and learning processes are conducted through creative lectures, which encompass creating real life
projects (such as working on consultancy problems for real companies), practical demonstrations and workshops
by industry experts, as well as field trips and public presentations. Assignments are in many cases produced by
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using write-ups, as well as audio tapes and self-produced videos, which will be posted to a variety of social media
platforms. The program relies heavily on teamwork between students and often other programs, requiring
students to mimic real life work environments. Some of the assignments may be evaluated partially through peer
assessments.
It is the responsibility of the lecturer of a particular course to facilitate all students’ learning in the course, which
can be assisted by a tutor, if necessary. By having qualified lecturers and guest lecturers from the industries, the
students will be able to gain knowledge from both sides, i.e. theoretical and practical frameworks, through an indepth analysis of communication studies, studio works, and individual/group work projects.
Learning will be an exciting experience for students as they are provided with excellent facilities, such as a state
of the art auditorium, screening room, and editing lab facilities. Students may also be able to collaborate with
Binus TV, based in the Anggrek Campus, where they can receive extra training on editing and broadcasting, as
well as create English speaking programs. With a good quality library, the students will be able to access books
and films for references and research activities.
Much of the course-work is assessed through a variety of assessment tasks such as reports, presentations,
assignments, examinations, individual and group projects, and the final thesis. The feedback of a given
assessment is given in the class/tutorial, embedded in the scoring rubric/assessment criteria sheet, and/or
separate feedback forms. The complexity of the course content in designing problem-solving methods is
introduced at different levels of the students’ studies. A written thesis report must be submitted in year 4
(semester 8).
Study Completion Requirements
Major in Graphic Design and New Media
To complete a major in Communication at BINUS UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL, students must complete a
minimum of 146 SCUs (academic credits).
Sem
1
2
Code
Course Name
SCU
ENGL6218
Academic English I
2
ENTR6091
Project Hatchery
2
COMM6377
Introduction to Communication
4
COMM6378
Photography & Basic Videography
2
COMM6379
Public Speaking and Performing
8
COMM6164
Creative Writing
2
STAT8067
Business Statistics I
2
COMM6394
Introduction to Sociology & Anthropology
2
COMM6012
Theory of Communication
4
COMM6014
Theory of Mass Communication
4
COMM6009
Introduction to Political Science
2
COMM6099
Intercultural Communication
4
SOCS6012
Social Change and Globalization
2
Total
20
20
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Sem
3
Code
Course Name
CHAR6013
Character Building: Pancasila
2
ENTR6094
Design Driven Entrepreneurship
3
PSYC6151
Introduction to Psychology
2
COMM6245
6
ENTR6095
Introduction to PR & Creative Advertising
Introduction to Journalism & Interview
Techniques
Media Business and Entrepreneurship
CHAR6014
Character Building: Kewarganegaraan
2
ENGL6172
Academic English II
3
COMM8101
Philosophy of Communication
2
COMM6019
Public Opinion
2
COMM6129
Organizational Communication
4
COMM6098
Human Relations in Communication Context
4
COMM6396
Marketing Communication
2
COMM6246
4
SCU
23
6
4
RSCH6067
Quantitative & Qualitative Research Methods in
Communication Context
Mass Communication Research Methods
CHAR6015
Character Building: Agama
2
LANG6030
Indonesian
4
RSCH6008
Total
23
4
2
Streaming: Journalism
5
COMM6247
Broadcast Journalism and Reporting
6
COMM6248
New Media & Newsroom Management
6
COMM6249
Investigative Journalism
2
Streaming: Public Relations
COMM6250
Creative Agency Industry
2
COMM6251
Crisis Communication and Media Relations
6
COMM6252
Public Relations Publication
6
22
Streaming: Entertainment Communication
COMM6253
Entertainment Networking & Negotiation
8
COMM6254
Design & Promotion
6
6
Enrichment Program II
16
16
7
Enrichment Program II
16
16
8
COMM6188
6
6
Thesis
TOTAL CREDITS 146 SCU
th
th
Enrichment Program I (6 Semester) & Enrichment Program II (7 Semester):
-) Students will take one of the enrichment program tracks (off campus).
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Enrichment Track Scheme
Track
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Note:
I:
RS:
ENTR:
CD:
SA:
Other:
I
RS
Semester 6
ENTR CD SA
Other
v
v
v
I
RS
Semester 7
ENTR CD SA
Other
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
Internship
Research
Entrepreneurship
Community Development
Study Abroad
Program’s specific needs
Note:
Students can choose one of the existing tracks.
Enrichment Internship Track
Code
Course Name
SCU
COMM6256
Media Industry
8
COMM6257
Communication and New Technology
4
COMM6258
Event and Networking Management
4
Total
16
Enrichment Research Track
Code
Course Name
SCU
RSCH6063
Research Exposure
8
RSCH6253
Communication Research in Media
4
RSCH6254
Scientific Writing in Communication
4
Total
16
Enrichment Entrepreneurship Track
Code
Course Name
SCU
Total
Enrichment Program I
ENTR6092
Business Model Innovation
8
ENTR6096
Creative Business Planning
4
ENTR6097
Managing Teams and Cultures
Enrichment Program II
4
ENTR6093
ENTR6098
Sustainable Startup Creation
Business Networking
8
4
ENTR6099
Business Story Telling
4
16
16
CATALOG 2017/2018
BINUS UNIVERSITY
Enrichment Community Development Track
Code
Course Name
CMDV6020
Community Development
SCU
8
COMM6260
Cultural Studies
4
COMM6242
Digital Publication
4
Total
16
Enrichment Study Abroad Track*
Code
Course Name
SCU
Total
Enrichment Program
GLOB6085
Elective Course for Study Abroad 1
4
GLOB6086
Elective Course for Study Abroad 2
4
GLOB6087
Elective Course for Study Abroad 3
4
16
GLOB6088
Elective Course for Study Abroad 4
4
*) Elective courses for study abroad will be transferred to BINUS UNIVERSITAS INTERNATIONAL’s SCUs
based on the transferred credit policies.
The Table of Prerequisite Courses for Communication
Subject
COMM6099
RSCH6067
COMM6247
COMM6248
Intercultural Communication
Mass
Communication
Research Methods
Broadcast Journalism and
Reporting
New Media and Newsroom
Management
SCU
Smt
4
2
Prerequisite
COMM6377
2
5
RSCH6008
6
5
COMM6246
6
5
COMM6246
LANG6030
Indonesian
4
5
COMM6246
COMM6249
Investigative Journalism
2
5
COMM6246
COMM6251
Crisis Communication and
Media Relations
6
5
COMM6245
COMM6252
Public Relations Publication
6
5
COMM6245
Introduction to Communication
Quantitative and Qualitative
Research
Methods
in
Communication Context
Introduction to Journalism &
Interview Techniques
Introduction to Journalism &
Interview Techniques
Introduction to Journalism &
Interview Techniques
Introduction to Journalism &
Interview Techniques
Introduction to PR & Creative
Advertising
Introduction to PR & Creative
Advertising
SCU
Smt
4
1
4
4
6
3
6
3
6
3
6
3
6
3
6
3